...following extract from my paper on ' The Curwens of Workington Hall, &o.,' published four or five years ago in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society : — * Beicherelle hag emigrelle only, and this Beema to have been the most common name, fur I hare...

...will be found in a paper entitled " Notes on Archteological Bemains in the Lake District," published in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society, 1878, p. 241. distance from the actual area of a delta means a decreased rate of deposition, we may...

...given in the Appendix, taken from an interesting Paper by Michael W. Taylor, MI)., Ptnrith, published in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society, vol. ii. part i. The process of dismantling the castle was going on •bout the date of this Household...

...glass came originally from the Abbey. We have taken these notes from a detailed account of the window in the " Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society for 1879." Tourists wishing fuller details than we have given, will find them there, and also in a...

...of the heathen Northern traitor, the BOCND LOKE. This essay of mine, by advance sheets from Vol. 3 of my Old-Northern Runic Monuments, was publisht in...excited general interest, and especially drew the notice of an excellent local antiquary, the Rev. WS Calverley, Vicar of Dearham in Cumberland. He at once...

...of the heathen Northern traitor, the BOUND LOKE. This essay of mine, by advance sheets from Vol. 3 of my Old-Northern Runic Monuments, was publisht in...excited general interest, and especially drew the notice of an excellent local antiquary, the Rev. WS Calverley, Vicar of Dearham in Cumberland. He at once...

...number of these to a meeting of the Royal Archaeological Institute at Carlisle, which have been printed in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society. The motto ' Fear God ' occurs at West Newton as : — FV Fear God, 1675; and in the village of Blennerhasset...

...narratives. — Vol. I. pp. Ixxxiii— Ixxxvi, 307—308, 317—319. A plan of the ground is given in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society for 1886, Art. the host of the Scots which was to make the day the most disgraceful in their military...

...is an article by Chancellor Ferguson on the importance of this bird in the early cuisine published in the "Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society," vol. ix, part 2, pp. 412-434, where there are also several sketches of old culver-houses. The trustworthiness...

...traditional narratives. — 1. pp. Ixxxiii — Ixxxvi, 307, 308. 317 — 319. A plan of the ground is given in the Transactions of the Cumberland and Westmoreland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society for 1886, Art. XXV1. 1 The writer of one of the English despatches says that the Scots were "in a maze....